Sentence examples for peril lies from inspiring English sources
The results are sexy, peculiar, and decorative; Albenda's peril lies only in repeating the winning formula.
Maybe that would explain Mitt's conviction, against all rational evidence, that our greatest peril lies in Mother Russia.
King Alfred's cakes tell an important story: despite ash trees being common we should not take them for granted; the peril lies in looking the other way.
The peril lies in conflating the two!
The peril lies in the fact that JAC is headed by Ahmed Chalabi and Ali al-Lami, both of whom ran as candidates for the Iraqi National Alliance, a group formerly allied with Maliki's political bloc, in the March 7 elections.
He experienced the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby in 1932 as a personal torment: if that fair-haired, blue-eyed princeling could not be kept safe, what certain peril lay in store for him, little Murray Sendak, in his humble apartment in Bensonhurst?
Then the scientists got more data and so more precision about where peril lay: in December of 2007, NASA climatologist James Hansen announced at the American Geophysical Union that 350 was about the upper limit at which life on Earth as we know and like it was likely to continue.
Other potential perils lie ahead.
The more time passes, the more aware I am of the perils lying in wait and the more I hesitate to launch myself into the fight".
The peril today lies more in the panicky stampede an attack may precipitate than in the chemistry itself.
The returns are moments of celebration and relief, but tension and peril can lie ahead.
